Showing posts with label Wainwright. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wainwright. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 April 2016

Friday, 27 March 2015

Lakes in March 2015

Here are my first walks in the Lakes this year. I'm enjoying the geriatric Wainwrights because they are out of the way and involve even more water!

Beacon Tarn & Beacon Fell on 28 Feb 2015 at EveryTrail



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Thursday, 11 June 2009

Now that is what I call a walk!

On Monday, we returned to the Langdale Valley and walked up Rossett Pike, Esk Pike, Bow Fell and Crinkle Crags. The best thing was that we found loads of tarns to bag. Sometimes, Daddy found them before I did, but not often! The worst thing was the 'bad step' which I opted out of.

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Rossett Gill
Rossett Pike

Esk Pike
Bow Fell
Three Tarns

Shelter Tarn
Unnamed tarn on Crinkle Crags
Crinkle Crag Tarn
On the highest Crinkle Crag
You cannot be serious!
'Bad step'
Stonesty Tarn
Great Knott Tarn
Red Tarn

Wednesday, 20 May 2009

Lake District 11 May

This was the best day of the lot. We wanted to climb Lingmell as promised for the Wainwright Society, but the weather was so good, we climbed Great End and Scafell Pike as well.
Scafell Pike from Wasdale via the Corridor Route at EveryTrail

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On the way up to Sty Head


Styhead Tarn
On the way up to Lamb Foot Dub

Lamb Foot Dub
Come on, what's keeping you?
Great End
Scafell PikeView of LingmellLingmell
Middleboot Knotts Tarn
Piers Gill

Lake District 10 May

Stake Gill

Martcrag Moor Tarn

Stake Pass Tarn

Pike O'Stickle

Loft Crag

Harrison Stickle

Thunacar Knott

Thunacar Knott Tarn

Pavey Ark


Stickle Tarn


Descending Stickle Ghyll
A very interesting day - we had all weathers and we met SARDA. the Langdale Pikes we climbed were Pike O'Stickle, Loft Crag, Harrison Stickle, Thunacar Knott and Pavey Ark.
Langdale Pikes at EveryTrail

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Lake District 8 May

Today was windy and we decided not to climb high. Even so, the wind was very strong.
Cat Nest & Great Burney at EveryTrail

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Knittleton Tarn (small)

Knittleton Tarn (large)
Great Burney

Lake District 3 May

Today, we did a short walk up Beacon Fell, past (and in, of course) Beacon Tarn and up Wool Knott, another geriatric Wainwright.
Beacon Fell and Wool Knott at EveryTrail

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Beacon Fell
Beacon Tarn



Wool Knott

Wednesday, 3 December 2008

Lake District November Day 6

On day 6, we were down to 3 humans and the clouds were down, so we did a local walk to Brockbarrow and Top O'Selside on the east side of Coniston Water. This is known as a geriatric Wainwright (like Beacon Fell), but there was plenty of scope to explore.
Top O'Selside, east of Coniston Water at EveryTrail

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Lake District November Day 5

This day there were fewer of us, but it was the best day weather-wise. Daddy wanted to find the Priest's Hole (his GPS read NY 37583 10978) on Dove Crag and we found it! We came back over Little Hart Crag and High Hartsop Dodd, and I had a paddle in Brotherswater at the end.
Dove Crag from Brotherswater at EveryTrail

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